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- | If your domains are different, so that, for instance, mail for **mike@company1.com** has to be kept separate from mail for **mike@company2.com**, | + | If your domains are different, so that, for instance, mail for **mike@company1.com** has to be kept separate from mail for **mike@company2.com**, |
In this case, you may create users called **mike1** and **mike2**, then create two Mappings: **mike@company1.com -> mike1**, and **mike@company2.com -> mike2**. (The actual names of the users don't matter, you could use ' | In this case, you may create users called **mike1** and **mike2**, then create two Mappings: **mike@company1.com -> mike1**, and **mike@company2.com -> mike2**. (The actual names of the users don't matter, you could use ' |